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The First Attempt at Reforming Mathematicssaac Beeckman, a Dutch scholar his senior by eight years. The significance of this meeting for him is shown clearly in his letter of April 23, 1619 to Beeckman: “You are truly the only one who awoke [me] from sloth, recalled erudition which had almost passed away from memory, and bettered my mind wh

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The , of 1637ompared with that of Fran?ois Viète. By that period his main interest, too, had already shifted from pure mathematics to natural philosophy (especially optics) and metaphysics. His studies carried out in the Netherlands during the years around 1630 first crystallized as ., published posthumously in

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‘Mathesis Universalis’ in the Sixteenth Century to say that there has been no impact greater than Proclus regarding the status of mathematical sciences among the philosophies of mathematics in early modern Europe. We have seen in Chapter 2, § 2 that Clavius was greatly inspired by Proclus’s philosophy of mathematics. By attempting to graft, as i

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‘Mathesis Universalis’ in the Seventeenth Centurymathematics and attempt to support an argument about how ‘mathesis universalis’ in his youthful work . should be understood philosophically. For this purpose, we consider retrospectively his theory of mathematics there, turning our attention to its philosophical aspect.